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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
7
The Sunshine Golf Club hosted a mixed foursomes event on the extended course last Saturday. Members praise the new fairways and the longer 5,008 yard layout, plus clubhouse additions including a motel and wind shields gifts from President Mr. Dinell. Scores from the day list numerous pairs with detailed results and names across multiple flights.
Mr James Salmond has been entered as a member of the Peer Park school committee.
A return prepared by the International Labor Review and cited by Senator Orden shows Britain leading global strike days per person per year, with nations like EEG Sweden Germany and Australia recording high figures. The data predate the recent coal strike in New South Wales and hint New Zealand may lag in teaching workers.
The newspaper reports that Mexican miners in Padisen refuse to work, threatening a walkout after promises of higher wages. Readers note labor tensions and the miners viewed safer duties deep underground as crucial, seeking fair pay and better conditions.
Population estimates from the International Statistical Institute cite Asia with 9.5 billion, Africa 150 million, Europe 200 million, Australia 7 million, and the global total around 1.086 billion, based on League of Nations data. Figures released May 2027.
A local notice describes the new term start at WE Technical School and stresses practical instruction for men and women. It invites applications to the principal and highlights aims to extend technical training widely within the community.
A garbled report mentions Prine Minister Jamies Scollin and a tithe in West Blennerabebe with a dey Rue George. It notes a request by Chie Diaboof Vorh for fe aetlow and Nees tiaeb nine artist starting a pasture for the Castlemaine art gallery, though many terms are unclear.
Sunshine Peat elects officers for six months including director and secretary positions. Installation occurred with Bro. 804 Thompson assisting. upcoming meeting set to review Taui Wall scrutiny and treasurer duties.
Rev Professor Albistemn, formerly chagrin of the Methodist conference, now chairs the Nerih Mel deuce Pastetet and convenes a preeave ti Hn Ehbe scene Tae Methiei ft Cred ea Suey Herne teal An Mrhes von AL listens abihite experience cov eupamedit fer the delivery of Wis titessi.
An unclear note describes a person named Teaey Georee Chiaavel and a farmed service in a local setting. The text mentions a non existent director and the Na Fiera Dik al ee saibwey, with references to a ripe product and a private operation. The fragmentary wording limits concrete facts or outcomes.
Havelock light and dark horses listed with weights. Champion light and dark entries priced. Love Bird and Pipes French Briars mounted options offered, reduced from previous figures. Boomerang and TeL gold and silver mounts shown with price cuts. Darlings and Zig Zag entries noted with assorted shapes and boxed sets, plus a 14d packet box 100.
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